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Jasmine
Do you want to use this color in your promotional items? Here's what you should know!
There are many shades of yellow named after flowers. Jasmine is another one to add to this list! It’s a pale shade of yellow with a pastel undertone, resembling the pistils or petals of jasmine flowers.
Tea infused with jasmine flowers has a strong, sweet fragrance. As a color, jasmine yellow is just as seductive and alluring. The color is symbolic of love, beauty, purity, and sensuality. Since the flower is poisonous, the color can also be used to represent toxic relationships.
Examples of Jasmine Symbolism
Annie and Halle in 1998’s The Parent Trap wear jasmine yellow dresses toward the end of the movie. This color makes them seem pure and innocent, even though they’re up to plenty of mischief!
Carolina jessamine is the state flower in South Carolina. This native vine is characterized by its strength, beauty, and resilience. Yellow jasmine may produce a sweet aroma, but don’t be fooled. It’s highly poisonous if ingested and toxic to the skin!
You’ll get teary-eyed watching the montage in the animated film, Up. One scene shows Carl and his wife Ellie cloud gazing as they lie on a jasmine yellow picnic blanket. This color perfectly captures their sweet early love.
Sometimes one color just isn’t enough! Jasmine works best with any of these other colors.
HEX:
#F8DE7E
RGB:
248, 222, 126
CMYK:
0, 10, 49, 3
Pantone:
Thread Color: